The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1887-11-23
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
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NEW Y0nK, Noven Der 2l.-Flour-Receipts
GO SO packages exports IS barrels and 40 sacks.
Very steady. Sales, 27,coo barrels: common to
mon to good extra Ohio, IS 1885 co. wheat
Receipts, 962 800 bushels sales "a lA, 600 bushels
fpITss md sR0 Options sGtye and
few slight changes closed firm ST near tue high
est; eskb grades, l@l54c better with fair bust
nneIs, psTtly for shipments; No: spring sse
spring. S5@S512c; ungraded red, s5@9l16c.
No. ? red, s71s@SSAe; elevator, Ss9
9oAe delivered; No. | red nominal 92c; No l
white nominal 90Ixe: No. red November sos
QSSc; closing SIC; December S75s9SSAc,
closing ssc; JsnuaIy sSH@S914c, closing s91se
February s95s@Szc closing o s]4e; NAV SzzS9
931zc; December (lsss) 961z9s7c, closing 9S54c.
Corn Receipts, 2SS,250 bu; exports, 200 Du;
sales, 7o4 COO .bu futures. and $4,000 bu
firm; ungIaded 55@571Ec; No. 8, 541l@5 5c; steam
er 541Sc; No, ? 5512@56c; store and elevator
56H@b7c delivered: No. 2 December $40
closing 56Ic; February 56I[@57e closing
SIC, May, 575S@5S S-l6c. closing ss11ssc. Stocks
Of grain in store Noyember ls-wheat. 7,S5s'S52
S Su r Sein 4s7 '' Su O Sarle Sa 8445i Su
nslt175,3 1916 bu peas, 79i bu Oats-Receipts, 1885,
sGS bu Spe Ssse Gu dosSs
steady. Mixed Western, 31@S6; white, 90 sea
81. Hay quiet, unchanged. Hops steady. COT
points higher Sales bags NoPe%Ser so
@l5.7sc; December Is .7l@l5 soc; January Is 30
@1o.45c February Is %: March Is 0J9l5. zoe;
hH a54 sc July e5s sG aos August l 1sSs
October A.N@l4 l5e: November (lSSS) li;0Og
u ice; December I4.eo@14.o5c. sugar dull,
5@5hc; white. extra C. 515g5 9-iSo; yei;
low, 4T@5c; of A. SIC; eonfectioners A,
ss@5sSS PeTndssTsd SSs6e sgsnTIsted
New Orleans, new crop, 469fSc. Rice firm.
Petroleum steady: united A5sc, CottOn-seed
Oil steady and unchanged. Tailow active and
at SIC. Eggs firm and iairly active; receipts
5,7l5 packages; western l292ic. Pork irmer
and fairly active; mess quotd at sli %,
s SiT Snc picfIed bellies 7se: pcR fss
shoulders, &c. Lard 1S@22 points higher and
@7.ssc; January 7.21@7.47c: March 7,s6a7,52c:
April 1867, 60c; May 752GI63e: June z 65;
city steam, 25c. Butter firm; fair inquiry;
western 1920; western creamery l7929c.
per finn; lake sl2 5Og12 60. Lead dull; do
nestle 4.5oc. Tin ifm; straits SIC. Others I'M
CHfCAGo, November PA surprisingly
strong feeling was developed to-day ia the
wheat market ana prices again touched high
er point, the highest yet by three fourtns,
since The recent return in prices set In. The
visible supply showed an increase OF $4,000
bushels. which was about what the majority OF
operators bad expected. The receipts were
very liberal: sgsregating ] $4,000 bushels at
twelve points, of which Minneapolis
and Duluth received fifty per cent, while the
shipments from the same points were reported
502oo0 bushels, and clearsnoes only 81, COO bush
els. From the opening of the session, however,
it became apparent that there was very good
demand, and the buying was continu-
ed throughout most OF the ses-
sion. The dry weather in the winter
wheat district, followed by freezing weather
was given as o resson for strength, but there
must have been other reasons for the buying,
At any rate speculation was in the market and
the principal buying was credited TO st. Louis
parties. The opening was about 1s@zc lower
than Saturdays closing, and under good de-
msbd prices steadily advanced with only slight
fluctuations, Hol5zc above inside prices, essed
of tribe and closed about Isc higher than
Saturday. Trading centered in May delivery,
which closed at 8eszc asked for May
Corn speculative. and trading was fairly active.
The market fiuctuated frequently within mod
crate range. The feeling was quite firm for the
more deferred deliveries, while the near futures
ruled easier, due mainly to increasing receipts.
Mrrket opened the same TO &c under SATURDAY.
closing prices. near futures being easy, ruled
frmer and advanced 1z@szc. influenced by the
strength In wheat, and provisions changed